Come and tell us at the World Mental Health Day stall on level 2 in the Atrium 10am to 3pm today! #healthyhallam #5waystowellbeing
If you’re… a mature student a care leaver a carer estranged from family identify as LGBT a student parent …welcome to the gang – you may need additional support and we’ve got all the information for you. The Student Support Services blog is a great place to…
Monday 10th October – 12 noon to 1pm at Hallam Square, City campus The Student Union officers will be braving the weather, standing in wheelie bins and preparing themselves for a soaking – and all in the aid of charity! Come and have a go –…
…and the support people can provide to those in distress. Just like general first aid, psychological first aid is just one aspect of coping with issues that affect our personal wellbeing. This is the theme of this year’s World Mental Health Day, set by the…
If you’re over at Collegiate Campus, why not pop into Heart of the Campus (opposite the reception desk) on Tuesday 11 October between 12 and 2pm to find out more about National Coming Out Day and why it’s so important to everyone. Drop by and…
At Sheffield Hallam we’re keen to raise awareness of the issues and stigma that are associated with mental ill health and to promote positive mental health for all students and staff. To that end we’re involved in a number of initiatives that promote positive change around mental health, and two…
Student Support Services will be running two ‘Managing your money’ workshops at The Bridge in October. Students can book onto a session via UniHub. Below is the publicity going out to students for your information: Managing your money workshops Wednesday 12 October, 2pm – 3pm…
One of the inevitable facts of life is that we will experience the death of a loved one. This might be a parent, a child, a friend or neighbour, a classmate or work colleague. Sometimes the loss will be as a result of illness or…
Monday 10th October is World Mental Health Day which is an international day dedicated to raising awareness of mental health issues. Just as we have physical health, we all have mental health, and raising awareness is key to challenging stigma, discrimination and promoting good mental…
We’re supporting the launch of Women in Sport Week which runs from the 3-9 October 2016. This is an opportunity for everybody involved with playing, delivering, leading or working in sport to celebrate, raise awareness and increase the profile of women’s sport across the UK. Share…